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Java Programming

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Word count
167K words
Chapters
47
ISBN
9787113302740

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Summary

This book is written to meet the learning characteristics and development needs of students at institutions of higher education, and provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the basic knowledge and skills of the Java object-oriented programming language.

The book is divided into the following main parts: Java language fundamentals, object-oriented programming, Java system classes and their applications, common data structures and algorithms, JDBC database programming, unit testing, logging, Web development technologies, the Unified Modeling Language (UML), and common development tools.

Combining theory with practice, the book is clearly structured, rich in examples, and highly practical. It can be used as a textbook for computer-related majors in higher education institutions, and also serves as a reference for programming enthusiasts with some practical experience.

Editor's review

Written by university instructors and published by China Railway Publishing House, this book systematically lays out the knowledge system of Java object-oriented programming for higher-education students. Its coverage is broad, running from language fundamentals and object-oriented thinking through system class applications, common data structures and algorithms, and JDBC database programming to unit testing, logging, Web development technologies, UML modeling, and common development tools—forming a learning path from syntax basics to engineering practice. Compared with introductory books that cover only syntax, this book brings testing, logging, modeling, and the toolchain into the teaching scope, helping readers establish sound development habits and a complete understanding of projects early on. Throughout, it emphasizes combining theory with practice, with abundant examples and strong hands-on applicability; it is suitable both as a course textbook for synchronized use and as a knowledge-framework reference for self-learners. When reading, it is recommended to pair the text with hands-on exercises, proceed chapter by chapter, and build a small project in the database programming and Web development sections to consolidate understanding.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Students in computer-related majors at higher-education institutions who need to study Java systematically alongside a course
  • Programming enthusiasts with some programming foundation who want to fill gaps in object-oriented and engineering practice
  • Self-learners preparing to study JDBC, unit testing, and introductory Web development knowledge
  • Instructors who need a clearly structured Java teaching reference with abundant examples

Not a good fit for

  • Readers with no programming experience at all who want an easy zero-foundation introduction
  • Senior developers who want to specialize in a particular advanced framework or cutting-edge technology
  • Readers who only want a syntax quick-reference manual and are unwilling to practice systematically chapter by chapter

Reading tips

  1. Read in chapter order, and after finishing each chapter, type out and run the book's examples and modify and debug them yourself
  2. When studying the object-oriented section, use a small management-type program as a running exercise to strengthen understanding of encapsulation and inheritance
  3. When reaching the JDBC and Web development chapters, set up a local development environment and complete a runnable small project
  4. Treat unit testing and logging as habitual practice, actively adding tests and logging to each piece of code

About the publisher

China Railway Publishing House China · Founded in 1951

China Railway Publishing House has long centered on railway professional publishing while also covering rail transit, industrial technology, programming and design, finance and economics, and exam preparation, with about 194 relevant titles in the collection. Representative books include the Automated Operation (FAO) System for Urban Rail Transit, Design Innovation and Practice for Urban Rail Transit Vehicle Depots, Analysis and Application Management of the Level-One Maintenance Inspection Robot System for Electric Multiple Units, as well as engineering practice titles such as the Engineering Summary of the Guangdong Section of the Ganzhou–Shenzhen Railway and Safety Risk Control Technology and Typical Cases of Shield Tunneling in Beijing Urban Rail Transit Construction. Beyond technical monographs, the publisher also offers practical titles such as Python Programming Fundamentals and tax and accounting treatment for real estate development enterprises, with authors including He Peng, Tang Tao, Ding Shukui, and Sun Changjun. Based on public information, its publishing strength lies in drawing on line engineering and operational practice while balancing professional textbooks and general-audience titles; more complete details of its publishing structure are limited in public sources.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 内容简介
  3. 前言
  4. 第1章 Java简介与环境配置
  5. 1.1 Java 概览
  6. 1.2 Java 17 的下载、安装及配置
  7. 1.3 IDE的选择与使用
  8. 1.4 第一个Java 17 程序
  9. 第2章 Java数据类型与变量
  10. 2.1 Java数据类型
  11. 2.2 变量和常量
  12. 2.3 枚举类型
  13. 2.4 类型转换
  14. 第3章 运算符、表达式与流程控制语句
  15. 3.1 运算符和表达式
  16. 3.2 条件判断语句
  17. 3.3 循环结构
  18. 第4章 方法、数组与字符串处理
  19. 4.1 方法
  20. 4.2 数组
  21. 4.3 字符串
  22. 第5章 面向对象程序设计
  23. 5.1 面向对象
  24. 5.2 类、对象及关系
  25. 5.3 封装性
  26. 5.4 构造方法与初始化块
  27. 5.5 Java包和模块化
  28. 第6章 继承与多态
  29. 6.1 继承
  30. 6.2 抽象类与接口
  31. 6.3 多态
  32. 第7章 Java系统类及应用
  33. 7.1 Java常用系统类
  34. 7.2 异常处理机制
  35. 第8章 输入/输出
  36. 8.1 输入/输出基础
  37. 8.2 标准输入/输出
  38. 8.3 文件读写
  39. 8.4 文件操作
  40. 第9章 Java集合框架
  41. 9.1 集合框架概述
  42. 9.2 泛型简介
  43. 9.3 List接口及其实现
  44. 9.4 Map接口及其实现
  45. 9.5 ArrayList和HashMap的异同
  46. 9.6 高级特性和最佳实践
  47. 参考文献

FAQ

Can I read this book with zero foundation?
Not really recommended. This book is written for higher-education students and assumes some programming foundation; starting directly may be difficult. Zero-foundation readers can first take a basic introductory programming course, grasp concepts such as variables, loops, and functions, and then read this book for better results.
Can the content in this book support actual project development?
This book covers JDBC database programming, unit testing, logging, Web development technologies, UML modeling, and other content, which can help readers build a fairly complete understanding of development. However, the textbook focuses on knowledge and skills training; actual project experience still needs to be accumulated by independently completing small projects.
How should I arrange my study pace when self-learning?
It is recommended to proceed in the order of language fundamentals, object-oriented concepts, system classes and data structures, and database and Web development, with hands-on practice for each part. You can set a goal of completing one to two chapters per week and submitting a small exercise, to avoid only reading without practicing.

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About the author

王菊雅 Author

Wang Juya is an author about whom little public information is available. What can be confirmed is that she has written one work, Java Programming, which is catalogued in this library under general computer science. Based on the available information, the book addresses the needs of learning and applying programming, covering the basic syntax of the Java language, programming methods, and common development practices, and it serves as a teaching and reference text in the computer field. In the book the author emphasizes clear organization and practical operability, aiming to help readers understand the fundamental logic of Java programming step by step and apply it in hands-on practice. Because no reliable record of Wang Juya's life, professional background, or positions has been found, no speculation is made here. Judging from the work alone, her writing is plain and clearly structured, suitable as introductory material and a reference for everyday consultation, and helpful to readers beginning to learn Java.

鲍小忠 Author

Bao Xiaozhong: publicly available information is limited. At present, the only confirmable details are the author's name and a single work related to computer programming. The representative work is Java Programming, classified under the general computing category. Judging from the subject matter, Bao Xiaozhong's focus appears to be on teaching and popularizing the Java language, likely aimed at students new to programming or beginners hoping to master a mainstream development language. Owing to the lack of public records concerning the author's life, professional background, or writing career, no further judgment can be made about academic lineage or field of practice. Based on the available material, this work is the only clue to Bao Xiaozhong's direction as a writer, and the style and influence of the book await further disclosure before any assessment can be made.

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